Egil - Revision history

Rtsmith at 23:16, 21 September 2006

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	After the battle, Egil was rewarded greatly for the loss of his brother by [[King Athelstan]]. The King bestowed upon him a gold braclet and two chests filled with silver that he was to take back to his father as compensation for his brother's death. Egil stayed with [[King Athelstan]] for some time after the battle and the two became close friends. When it came time for Egil to leave [[King Athelstan]] asked that he stay and pick whatever position he chose, but Egil refused. He instead set off for Norway to fullfil his duty of caring for his dead brother's family.		After the battle, Egil was rewarded greatly for the loss of his brother by [[King Athelstan]]. The King bestowed upon him a gold braclet and two chests filled with silver that he was to take back to his father as compensation for his brother's death. Egil stayed with [[King Athelstan]] for some time after the battle and the two became close friends. When it came time for Egil to leave [[King Athelstan]] asked that he stay and pick whatever position he chose, but Egil refused. He instead set off for Norway to fullfil his duty of caring for his dead brother's family.

			Egil had strange, fearsome features, including a [http://www.viking.ucla.edu/Scientific_American/Egils_Bones.htm skull] that could resist blows from an ax. He may have suffered from [http://www.paget.org/ Paget's disease].

Rduddles at 03:22, 5 September 2006

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	Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought alongside his brother Thorolf against King [[Olaf]] in the Battle of Brunnanburh in which his brother got killed.		Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought alongside his brother Thorolf against King [[Olaf]] in the Battle of Brunnanburh in which his brother got killed.

	After the battle, Egil was rewarded greatly for the loss of his brother by [[King Athelstan]]. The King bestowed upon him a gold braclet and two chests filled with silver that he was to take back to his father as compensation for his brother's death. Egil stayed with [[King Athelstan]] for some time after the battle and the two became close friends. When it came time for Egil to leave [[King Athelstan]] asked that he stay and pick whatever position he chose, but Egil refused ~~the offer and~~ set off for Norway ~~with~~ his ~~troops~~.		After the battle, Egil was rewarded greatly for the loss of his brother by [[King Athelstan]]. The King bestowed upon him a gold braclet and two chests filled with silver that he was to take back to his father as compensation for his brother's death. Egil stayed with [[King Athelstan]] for some time after the battle and the two became close friends. When it came time for Egil to leave [[King Athelstan]] asked that he stay and pick whatever position he chose, but Egil refused. He instead set off for Norway to fullfil his duty of caring for his dead brother's family.

Sperlman at 05:38, 31 August 2006

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	Egil Skallagrímsson (circa 910 - 990) was born in Iceland.		Egil Skallagrímsson (circa 910 - 990) was born in Iceland.

	Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought alongside his brother Thorolf against King [[Olaf]] in the [[Battle of Brunnanburh]] in which his brother got killed.		Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought alongside his brother Thorolf against King [[Olaf]] in the Battle of Brunnanburh in which his brother got killed.

	After the ~~[[Battle of Brunnanburh]]~~, Egil was rewarded greatly for the loss of his brother by [[King Athelstan]]. The King bestowed upon him a gold braclet and two chests filled with silver that he was to take back to his father as compensation for his brother's death. Egil stayed with [[King Athelstan]] for some time after the battle and the two became close friends. When it came time for Egil to leave [[King Athelstan]] asked that he stay and pick whatever position he chose, but Egil refused the offer and set off for Norway with his troops.		After the battle, Egil was rewarded greatly for the loss of his brother by [[King Athelstan]]. The King bestowed upon him a gold braclet and two chests filled with silver that he was to take back to his father as compensation for his brother's death. Egil stayed with [[King Athelstan]] for some time after the battle and the two became close friends. When it came time for Egil to leave [[King Athelstan]] asked that he stay and pick whatever position he chose, but Egil refused the offer and set off for Norway with his troops.

Sperlman at 05:33, 31 August 2006

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	Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought alongside his brother Thorolf against King [[Olaf]] in the [[Battle of Brunnanburh]] in which his brother got killed.		Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought alongside his brother Thorolf against King [[Olaf]] in the [[Battle of Brunnanburh]] in which his brother got killed.

	After the ~~battle~~ of Brunnanburh, Egil was rewarded greatly for the loss of his brother by [[King Athelstan]]. The King bestowed upon him a gold braclet and two chests filled with silver that he was to take back to his father as compensation for his brother's death. Egil stayed with [[King Athelstan]] for some time after the battle and the two became close friends. When it came time for Egil to leave [[King Athelstan]] asked that he stay and pick whatever position he chose, but Egil refused the offer and set off for Norway with his troops.		After the [[Battle of Brunnanburh]], Egil was rewarded greatly for the loss of his brother by [[King Athelstan]]. The King bestowed upon him a gold braclet and two chests filled with silver that he was to take back to his father as compensation for his brother's death. Egil stayed with [[King Athelstan]] for some time after the battle and the two became close friends. When it came time for Egil to leave [[King Athelstan]] asked that he stay and pick whatever position he chose, but Egil refused the offer and set off for Norway with his troops.

Sperlman: Links to the other pages

2006-08-31T05:32:09Z

Links to the other pages

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	Egil Skallagrímsson (circa 910 - 990) was born in Iceland.		Egil Skallagrímsson (circa 910 - 990) was born in Iceland.

	Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought alongside his brother Thorolf against King [[Olaf]] in the Battle of Brunnanburh in which his brother got killed.		Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought alongside his brother Thorolf against King [[Olaf]] in the [[Battle of Brunnanburh]] in which his brother got killed.

	After the battle of Brunnanburh, Egil was rewarded greatly for the loss of his brother by King Athelstan. The King bestowed upon him a gold braclet and two chests filled with silver that he was to take back to his father as compensation for his brother's death. Egil stayed with King Athelstan for some time after the battle and the two became close friends. When it came time for Egil to leave King Athelstan asked that he stay and pick whatever position he chose, but Egil refused the offer and set off for Norway with his troops.		After the battle of Brunnanburh, Egil was rewarded greatly for the loss of his brother by [[King Athelstan]]. The King bestowed upon him a gold braclet and two chests filled with silver that he was to take back to his father as compensation for his brother's death. Egil stayed with [[King Athelstan]] for some time after the battle and the two became close friends. When it came time for Egil to leave [[King Athelstan]] asked that he stay and pick whatever position he chose, but Egil refused the offer and set off for Norway with his troops.

Sperlman at 05:30, 31 August 2006

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	Egil Skallagrímsson (circa 910 - 990) was born in Iceland.		Egil Skallagrímsson (circa 910 - 990) was born in Iceland.

	Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought alongside his brother Thorolf against King Olaf in the Battle of Brunnanburh in which his brother got killed.		Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought alongside his brother Thorolf against King [[Olaf]] in the Battle of Brunnanburh in which his brother got killed.

	After the battle of Brunnanburh, Egil was rewarded greatly for the loss of his brother by King Athelstan. The King bestowed upon him a gold braclet and two chests filled with silver that he was to take back to his father as compensation for his brother's death. Egil stayed with King Athelstan for some time after the battle and the two became close friends. When it came time for Egil to leave King Athelstan asked that he stay and pick whatever position he chose, but Egil refused the offer and set off for Norway with his troops.		After the battle of Brunnanburh, Egil was rewarded greatly for the loss of his brother by King Athelstan. The King bestowed upon him a gold braclet and two chests filled with silver that he was to take back to his father as compensation for his brother's death. Egil stayed with King Athelstan for some time after the battle and the two became close friends. When it came time for Egil to leave King Athelstan asked that he stay and pick whatever position he chose, but Egil refused the offer and set off for Norway with his troops.

Sperlman at 05:30, 31 August 2006

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	Egil Skallagrímsson (circa 910 - 990) was born in Iceland.		Egil Skallagrímsson (circa 910 - 990) was born in Iceland.

	Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought ~~with~~ his brother Thorolf ~~as a companion~~ in the Battle of Brunnanburh in which his brother got killed.		Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought alongside his brother Thorolf against King Olaf in the Battle of Brunnanburh in which his brother got killed.

	After the battle of Brunnanburh, Egil was rewarded greatly for the loss of his brother by King Athelstan. The King bestowed upon him a gold braclet and two chests filled with silver that he was to take back to his father as compensation for his brother's death. Egil stayed with King Athelstan for some time after the battle and the two became close friends. When it came time for Egil to leave King Athelstan asked that he stay and pick whatever position he chose, but Egil refused the offer and set off for Norway with his troops.		After the battle of Brunnanburh, Egil was rewarded greatly for the loss of his brother by King Athelstan. The King bestowed upon him a gold braclet and two chests filled with silver that he was to take back to his father as compensation for his brother's death. Egil stayed with King Athelstan for some time after the battle and the two became close friends. When it came time for Egil to leave King Athelstan asked that he stay and pick whatever position he chose, but Egil refused the offer and set off for Norway with his troops.

Sperlman: The friendship between King Athelstan and Egil

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The friendship between King Athelstan and Egil

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	Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought with his brother Thorolf as a companion in the Battle of Brunnanburh in which his brother got killed.		Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought with his brother Thorolf as a companion in the Battle of Brunnanburh in which his brother got killed.

			After the battle of Brunnanburh, Egil was rewarded greatly for the loss of his brother by King Athelstan. The King bestowed upon him a gold braclet and two chests filled with silver that he was to take back to his father as compensation for his brother's death. Egil stayed with King Athelstan for some time after the battle and the two became close friends. When it came time for Egil to leave King Athelstan asked that he stay and pick whatever position he chose, but Egil refused the offer and set off for Norway with his troops.

Rtsmith at 15:45, 30 August 2006

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	== Egil ==		== Egil ==

			Egil Skallagrímsson (circa 910 - 990) was born in Iceland.

	Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought with his brother Thorolf as a companion in the Battle of Brunnanburh in which his brother got killed.		Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought with his brother Thorolf as a companion in the Battle of Brunnanburh in which his brother got killed.

Rtsmith at 19:18, 28 August 2006

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	Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought with his brother as a companion in the Battle of Brunnanburh in which his brother got killed.		== Egil ==


			Egil was a viking and a poet. He enjoyed killing people. He fought with his brother Thorolf as a companion in the Battle of Brunnanburh in which his brother got killed.